Planning application · Roscommon County Council

Following: 1- To refurbish the existing former public house…

Sheila’s New Street , Ballaghaderreen , Co. Roscommon

2660194 · RoscommonIn Assessment
Reference
2660194
Planning authority
Roscommon County Council
Received
28 Apr 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
mixed_use
Site area
0.042 ha

Proposed development

Permission for the following: 1- To refurbish the existing former public house, including alterations to elevations. 2- To change the use of the front part of the ground floor to office use. 3- To change the use of the rear part of the ground floor to residential accommodation, providing a one-bedroom apartment. 4- To change the use of the existing first floor residential accommodation to short-term holiday letting, and to carry out all ancillary site development works at

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